It is strange that the dish during the subsidy period became a specialty that had to be ‘lined up’.

Originally, the dishes were popular during the subsidized period, but now greasy, sticky rice and cassava have become a specialty hunted by the Hanoians. However, not always customers who want to buy are available.

During the Vietnamese subsidy period, fat tart was a popular dish that was often used to simmer fish sauce, stir-fry garlic, sauté pickles, and chopped rice to roast. However, in recent years, greasy fat has been bought by the rich in Hanoi at a price that is not cheap. Photo: Facebook Depending on the price of pork up or down, but each time, the fat will have different prices, ranging from 300,000 to 400,000 VND / kg. Notably, the special liposaurs cost up to 500,000 VND / kg. Photo: Facebook On Facebook there are many posts selling lip balm, every sale post will see quite a lot of comments to buy. Photo: Facebook Many sellers said that it mainly greases according to customer orders. Each time you make a little extra, you will sell it. But just post it to where it ends. Photo: Facebook Some people even have to close the store, refuse customers because they do not make it in time, afraid that the output will not be uniform, the quality is not guaranteed. Photo: Facebook Sticky rice is a legendary dish during the subsidy period. Today, in Hanoi there are not many selling this dish. Photo: Baoxaydung. Ms. Kim’s cassava sticky rice shop on the sidewalk of Ngo Si Lien market, or her grandparents’ cassava, is one of the rare goods selling this special dish in Hanoi. Photo: Explore. The sticky rice shop has no roof, nor a table for customers to eat, just a small table selling iced tea and sticky rice pots with a pair of iron cages, plastic bowls containing scallions, dried onions … break. The shop opens for sale at 2pm, and only after 3-4 hours is out of stock. Photo: Explore. Especially when it is cold in Hanoi, Mrs. Kim’s tapioca dish is twice as expensive, customers may miss an appointment with this dish if it is too late. Photo: Explore. Video: Smoked land – Strange food of Vinh Phuc people. Source: VTV3